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Harris Morris outlines the future of the company after sale to Gores Group.
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Now that the Gores Group has agreed to pay $225 million in cash and stock, people like Harris Morris, former president of Harris Communications (who will lead the new...
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Understanding network usage is first step to finding solution to OTT...
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Stephane Bourque, founder of Incognito Software, discusses how cable TV and IPTV operators can better manage their networks to meet the growing demand for OTT content....
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New standards mark latest step in march toward ‘new vistas’ for IP at...
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Brad Gilmer, executive director of the Video Services Forum and Broadcast Engineering columnist, talks about two new standards for high bit rate video over IP...
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Expect to see new emphasis on business requirements as standards are set,...
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast In discussing a pair of new SMPTE standards for the transport of high bit rate video over IP networks, Brad Gilmer, executive director of the Video Services Forum,...
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Lessons Learned Implementing FIM 1.0
This tutorial video was presented by Ian Hamilton, Signiant CTO/ Ian Hamilton is an innovator and entrepreneur in Internetworking infrastructure and applications for more than 20 years. He is a member...
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Complex marketplace prompts ATSC to launch implementation teams, says Richer
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Mark Richer, president of ATSC, discusses new implementation teams formed to shepherd ATSC 2.0 and M-EAS into the complex, rapidly changing market. Audio File: Mark...
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EAS zombie hoax underscores importance of IP network security, says Czarnecki
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Ed Czarnecki, senior director, Strategy, Development & Regulatory Affairs, Digital Alert Systems, discusses the vulnerability of the EAS system to hackers and...
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Company offers white-space device to transmit HDTV
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Meld Technology, a privately held company in Sunnyvale, CA, has begun offering unlicensed white-space devices to transmit ATSC HD video to DTVs. Audio File: Jordan...
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Cloud computing is ready for broadcast prime time, says Joe Foxton
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Joe Foxton, MediaSilo VP business development, who will present twice at the 2013 NAB Show on cloud computing, says the technology is ready for use by broadcasters and...
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Broadcast Engineering’s NAB video interviews to offer fresh perspective on...
The Broadcast Engineering Podcast Here’s a quick rundown of the video interviews Broadcast Engineering magazine will conduct at the 2013 NAB Show. Audio File: Phil Kurz.mp3read more
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Ericsson launches the new AVP 4000 encoder
At NAB2013 Ericsson is to launch the new AVP 4000 encoder. Broadcasters and platform operators need system flexibility and agility to keep pace with the demand for new services. Broadcasters also need...
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NAB 2013 Coverage: Cedric Fernandez interview
Cedric Fernandez discusses the opportunity for broadcasters using IP networks for user interactions. read more
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NAB 2013 Coverage: Dave Folsom interview
Dave Folsom explains best practices, content sharing, and other topics that effect different stations across markets. read more
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NAB 2013 Coverage: Jim Kutzner interview
Jim Kutzner will be discussing the effort of ATSC to define the next-generation DTV broadcast system, ATSC 3.0. He will talk about ATSC's recent call for proposals on the ATSC 3.0 physical layer,...
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NAB 2013 Coverage: Brad Gilmer, VSF interview
Brad Gilmer explains the challenges for switching to a packet based network. read more
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Multi-Camera Live Streaming Production and ISO Recording with Matrox VS4 and...
Matrox Video presents the Matrox VS4 quad HD capture and ISO recording card for Telestream Wirecast. The combination of Telestream Wirecast software and Matrox VS4 hardware gives internet broadcasters...
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4K Video Monitoring Card for Adobe Premiere Pro — Matrox Mojito 4K
Matrox Video presents Matrox Mojito 4K, a quad 3G-SDI, 4K video monitoring card for use with Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows platforms. Matrox Mojito 4K enables realtime monitoring and output of video...
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World’s First Live Streaming Appliance Under $1000 that Simultaneously...
Matrox Video presents Matrox Monarch HD, the world’s first live streaming appliance under $1000 that simultaneously records a master-quality video file. Matrox Monarch HD is designed for professional...
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25 Years of Powering High-Performance Workflows
For over 25 years ATTO has been a pioneering leader behind the capturing, editing, storing, managing and distribution of content for the leading broadcasters and post-production studios around the...
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Advanced Content Distribution Architecture by Triveni Digital: Leveraging...
Advanced Content Distribution Strategies From Triveni Digital Leverage Core Broadcaster Assets And Enhance Local Broadcaster Revenueread more
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